A giant metal sculpture from the 1970s returns to Cardiff
A metal sculpture, which was first placed in Cardiff city centre in 1972, has made a return to the capital.
The work, which was designed as a symbol of our industrial heritage, was hidden away from public view for years - but now shoppers in Cardiff can see it once again.
We joined shoppers to see what they made of it! Watch my report below:
Sculptor Garth Evans created the unnamed sculpture in 1972, as part of a UK-wide public art project.
The work was moved to Leicestershire after several months on display in the capital, where it remained until very recently.
Garth recorded the reactions of local people - some good, some ambivalent, and others outright critical.
The recordings inspired a play - The Cardiff Tapes - which was performed in New York.
It's been restaged at the Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff, along with a documentary film.